C-terminus modified human papillomavirus type 6 l1 protein and use thereof

ABSTRACT

The present application relates to a C-terminus modified human papillomavirus type 6 L1 protein and use thereof. Specifically, the present application relates to a C-terminus modified human papillomavirus (HPV) type 6 L1 protein, an encoded nucleotide thereof, a vector comprising the nucleotide, a cell comprising the vector, a pentamer or virus-like particle composed of the HPV6 L1 protein, a vaccine containing the pentamer or virus-like particle and a vaccine adjuvant, and the use thereof in prevention of HPV infection and HPV infection-related diseases.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present application relates to the field of biotechnology. Specifically, the present application relates to a modified human papillomavirus protein, and a pentamer or a virus-like particle formed thereby, as well as use of the human papillomavirus protein, the pentamer or the human papillomavirus virus-like particle in the preparation of a vaccine for the prevention of papillomavirus infection and infection-induced diseases.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a class of non-enveloped small DNA viruses that infect epithelial tissue. The viral genome is a double-stranded closed circular DNA of about 7.2-7.9 kb in size, with 8 open reading frames encoding a total of 6 early stage genes, E1, E2, E4, E5, E6 and E7, and a total of 2 late stage genes, L1 and L2, respectively. In addition, the genome also contains a long regulatory region. The viral particle has a diameter of about 45-44 nm. The shell is a regular icosahedron of T=7 composed of 72 L1 pentamers and 72 L2 proteins.

At present, more than 200 types of HPV have been identified, among which more than 40 types mainly infect the perianal, urogenital and oropharyngeal mucous membrane and adjacent skin. According to the nature of infection-induced lesions, they are classified into carcinogenic types that induce malignant tumors (HPV16, -18, -31, -33, -45, -52, -58, etc.) and low-risk types that induce verrucous hyperplasia (HPV6, -11, etc.). At present, there are about 20 types of carcinogenic HPV, among which 12 common carcinogenic types are high-risk types. Molecular epidemiological studies have found that persistent infection with carcinogenic HPV can induce about 100% of cervical cancer, 88% of anal cancer, 70% of vaginal cancer, 50% of penile cancer, 43% of vulva cancer, and 72% of head and neck cancer. At present, 12 types of low-risk HPV have been identified, namely HPV6, -7, -11, -13, -32, -40, -42, -43, -44, -54, -74 and -91. Among them, HPV6 and HPV11 types are the main prevalent types responsible for perianal, genital and pharyngeal mucosal warts worldwide. Analysis of HPV in a total of 10,757 condyloma accuminatum (CA) patients, from 67 literatures published in China during January 1990 to December 2013, found that the positive rate of HPV infection in CA patients was 86.7% (9328). The positive rate was 81.2% (3671/4623) for HPV6 and/or HPV11, 43.8% (2445/6134) for HPV6, 38.3% (2155/6134) for HPV11, and 21.7% (870/3781) for HPV16, HPV18 and/or HPV11. Analysis of HPV in 261 patients with genital warts (GW) diagnosed by biopsy histology in Colombia area, including 155 females and 106 males, showed that the detection rate of HPV was 87.7% in female and 90.6% in male GW patients. Among them, the detection rate of HPV6 was the highest, reaching 59.7% (155.8/261), 62% in females and 56% in males, respectively. The detection rate of HPV11 was the second highest, which was 29.8% (77.8/261). The detection rate of HPV16 ranked third, which was 16%. The total positive rate of HPV6 and HPV11 infection was 80.3%.

The L1 protein can be assembled into VLP after in vitro expression. The expression systems are mainly yeast expression systems, insect cell expression systems, E. coli expression systems, etc. The advantages of producing L1VLP vaccines using insect cell expression systems are high expression levels of soluble protein, easy cell disruption, and absence of endotoxin. The three L1VLP vaccines currently on the market are the Gardasil tetravalent vaccine (HPV16/18/6/11 L1VLP, aluminum phosphate sulfate adjuvant) and the Gardasil-9 nine-valent vaccine (HPV16/18/6/11/31/33/45/52/58 L1VLP, aluminium phosphate sulfate adjuvant) produced by Merck using yeast expression systems, and the Cervarix bivalent vaccine (HPV16/18 L1VLP, AS04 adjuvant) produced by GSK using insect cell expression systems.

Clinical studies found that the titer of HPV16 and HPV18-specific neutralizing antibodies, Th cell response and memory B cell number induced by a relatively low dose of 16L1VLP (20 μg/dose) and the same dose of 18L1VLP (20 μg/dose) of Cervarix were higher than those induced by Gardasil (40 μg of 16L1VLP and 20 μg of 18L1VLP in a single dose of Gardasil).

Increasing the expression level of HPV L1VLP in insect cells can significantly improve the purification yield of L1VLP and reduce the production cost of the vaccine. In prokaryotic expression systems, L1 of HPV16, -18, -31, -33, -45, -52, -58, -6, and -11 types was modified by N-terminus truncation, and it was found that the number of amino acids truncated at N-terminus that could upregulate the L1 expression level varies from type to type, and was irregular. In insect expression systems, BPV1 L1 was modified by C-terminus truncation, and it was found that the assembly efficiency of truncated BPV L1 increased by 3 folds. Although the VLP of HPV58 truncated L1 has been reported, the effect of C-terminus truncation on protein expression has not been reported. When using yeast expression systems, type 6 L1VLP was produced using codon-optimized full-length gene.

It has been found in the present application that C-terminus modification of L1 can significantly increase the expression level and yield of 6L1VLP, and the obtained HPV6 L1VLP can induce high titers of type-specific neutralizing antibodies.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present application provides a novel C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein, a pentamer or a virus-like particle composed thereof, and a vaccine containing the pentamer or virus-like particle, and studies use of the vaccine in the prevention of HPV infection and infection-related diseases.

The inventor has unexpectedly found that appropriate substitution of C-terminus basic amino acids of HPV6 L1 protein can increase the expression amount of HPV6 L1 protein in insect cell expression systems. The truncated protein can be assembled into VLP and can induce a protective immune response against HPV6.

Thus, according to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a HPV6 L1 protein, wherein one or more of the 31 basic amino acids at C-terminus were substituted with polar uncharged amino acids, non-polar amino acids and/or acidic amino acids, compared with wild-type HPV6 L1 protein (e.g., the amino acid sequence corresponding to the sequence NP040304.1 in NCBI database).

Specifically, the present application provides a C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein, wherein one or more arginine (R) and/or lysine (K) within the 31 C-terminus amino acids of the modified HPV6 L1 protein are substituted with polar uncharged amino acids, non-polar amino acids and/or acidic amino acids, compared with wild-type HPV6 L1 protein. Preferably, the polar uncharged amino acid is selected from the group consisting of glycine (G), serine (S) and threonine (T), the non-polar amino acid is selected from the group consisting of alanine (A) and valine (V), and the acidic amino acid is aspartate (D) or glutamate (E).

In particular embodiments, the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein of the present application is modified on the basis of the sequence as shown in SEQ ID No. 1 (the amino acid sequence corresponding to the sequence NP040304.1 in NCBI database); particularly preferably, the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein is selected from the group consisting of 6L1CS1, 6L1CS2, 6L1CS3, 6L1CS4, 6L1CS5, 6L1CS6, 6L1CS7 and 6L1CS8, the amino acid sequences of which are as shown in SEQ ID No. 2, SEQ ID No. 3, SEQ ID No. 4, SEQ ID No. 5, SEQ ID No. 6, SEQ ID No. 7, SEQ ID No. 8 and SEQ ID No. 9, respectively.

The wild-type HPV6 L1 protein can also be , but not limited to, L1 proteins from HPV6 variant strains, such as AAC80447.1, AAC80442.1, CDK36706.1, AAC80450.1, CDK37192.1, CDK36967.1, CDK36699.1, CDK36544.1, CCJ09340.1, etc. in NCBI database, and C-terminus modified L1 proteins corresponding to those variant strains, characterized by that the 31 amino acids at C-terminus are modified in the same way as that for the above-mentioned C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein, such as evaluated by sequence comparison.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a polynucleotide encoding the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein of the present application. Preferably, the polynucleotide is optimized using codons of commonly used expression systems, such as E. coli expression systems, yeast expression systems, insect cell expression systems, etc. Preferably, the polynucleotide is optimized using insect cell codons.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a vector containing the above-mentioned polynucleotide. Preferably, the vector is selected from the group consisting of plasmid, recombinant Bacmid and recombinant baculovirus.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a cell comprising the above-mentioned vector. Preferably, the cell is an E. coli cell, a yeast cell or an insect cell, and particularly preferably, the cell is an insect cell.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a HPV6 L1 multimer or a virus-like particle, the multimer (e.g., pentamer) or virus-like particle contains the above-mentioned C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein or is composed of the same.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a vaccine for the prevention of HPV infection or HPV infection-related diseases comprising the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, wherein the content of the HPV6 L1 virus-like particle is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response. Preferably, the vaccine can also comprise at least one selected from other mucosa-tropic and/or skin-tropic HPV pentamer or virus-like particle, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively. The above-mentioned vaccine usually also comprises an excipient or carrier for vaccines.

Preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as at least one selected from the group consisting of HPV2, -5, -7, -8, -11, -16, -18, -26, -27, -28, -29, -30, -31, -32, -33, -34, -35, -38, -39, -40, -43, -44, -45, -51, -52, -53, -56, -57, -58, -59, -61, -66, -67 , -68, -69, -70, -73, -74, -77, -81, -82, -83, -85, -91 L1 virus-like particles, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

Further preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as HPV11, -16, -18, -26, -31, -33, -35, -39, -45, -51, -52, -56, -58, -59, -68 and -73 L1 virus-like particles, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

Further preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as HPV11, -16, -18, -31, -33, -35, -39, -45, -52 and -58 Ll virus-like particles, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

Further preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as HPV11, -16, -18, -52 and -58 L1 virus-like particles, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

Further preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as HPV16, -18 and -58 L1 virus-like particles, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

Particularly preferably, the vaccine contains the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle, as well as HPV11 L1 virus-like particle, the content of which is an effective amount that can induce a protective immune response, respectively.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to a novel vaccine comprising the above-mentioned HPV6 L1 multimer or virus-like particle as well as an adjuvant, which can further enhance the immune response. Preferably, the adjuvant used is a vaccine adjuvant for human use.

According to some embodiments of the present application, the present application relates to use of the above-mentioned vaccine in the prevention of HPV infection or HPV infection-related diseases.

DESCRIPTION AND EXPLANATION OF RELEVANT TERMS

According to the present application, the term “insect cell expression system” includes insect cell, recombinant baculovirus, recombinant Bacmid and expression vector. Among them, the insect cell is derived from a commercially available cell, the examples of which are listed here but not limited to: Sf9, Sf21, High Five.

According to the present application, examples of the term “wild-type HPV6 L1 protein” include, but are not limited to, L1 protein corresponding to the sequence No. NP040304.1 in NCBI database.

According to the present application, the term “excipient or carrier” refers to that selected from one or more of the following, including but not limited to, pH adjuster, surfactant and ionic strength enhancer. For example, the pH adjuster is for example but not limited to phosphate buffer. The surfactant includes cationic, anionic or nonionic surfactant, and is for example but not limited to polysorbate 80 (Tween-80). The ionic strength enhancer is for example but not limited to sodium chloride.

According to the present application, the term “adjuvant” refers to an adjuvant that can be applied clinically to the human body, including various adjuvants that have been approved and may be approved in the future.

According to the present application, the vaccine of the present application can be in a patient-acceptable form, including but not limited to oral administration or injection, preferably injection.

According to the present application, the vaccine of the present application is preferably used in a unit dosage form, wherein the dose of the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein virus-like particle in the unit dosage form is 5 μg-80 μg, preferably 20 μg-40 μg.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows the expression and identification of the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 in Example 4 of the present application in insect cells. The results show that all eight 40 types of C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 can be expressed at high levels in insect cells. Lanes 1 to 9 represent 6L1 (wild-type), 6L1CS1, 6L1CS2, 6L1CS3, 6L1CS4, 6L1CS5, 6L1CS6, 6L1CS7 and 6L1CS8, respectively.

FIGS. 2A to 2C show the dynamic light scattering analysis results of wild-type HPV6L1, 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6 mutant proteins obtained after purification in Example 6 of the present application. The results show that the hydraulic diameters of the virus-like particles formed by wild-type HPV6L1, 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6 recombinant proteins are 97.48 nm, 131.3 nm and 127.1 nm, respectively, and the percentages of particle assembly are all 100%. FIG. 2A represents wild-type HPV6L1, FIG. 2B represents 6L1CS4, and FIG. 2C represents 6L1CS6.

FIGS. 3A to 3B show the transmission electron microscopy observation results of 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6 VLPs obtained after purification in Example 7 of the present application. A large number of virus-like particles with diameters of about 30-55 nm can be seen in the field. The particle size is consistent with the theoretical value and has good uniformity. Bar=100 nm. FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B represent 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6, respectively.

FIG. 4 shows the analysis of neutralizing antibody titers in immune serum of mice inoculated with wild-type HPV6L1, 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6 VLPs in Example 8 of the present application. ns: P>0.05, **: P<0.01.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present application will be further illustrated by the non-limiting examples below. It is well known to those skilled in the art that many modifications can be made to the present application without departing from the spirit of the present application, and such modifications also fall within the scope of the present application. The following embodiments are only used to illustrate the present application and should not be regarded as limiting the scope of the present application, as the embodiments are necessarily diverse. The terms used in the present specification are intended only to describe particular embodiments but not as limitations. The scope of the present application has been defined in the appended claims.

Unless otherwise specified, all the technical and scientific terms used in the present specification have the same meaning as those generally understood by those skilled in the technical field to which the present application relates. Preferred methods and materials of the present application are described below, but any method and material similar or equivalent to the methods and materials described in the present specification can be used to implement or test the present application. Unless otherwise specified, the following experimental methods are conventional methods or methods described in product specifications. Unless otherwise specified, the experimental materials used are easily available from commercial companies. All published literatures referred to in the present specification are incorporated here by reference to reveal and illustrate the methods and/or materials in the published literatures.

Example 1: Amplification of C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 Gene and Construction of Expression Vectors

The full-length HPV6L1 gene (as shown in SEQ ID No. 18) used as the template was whole-gene synthesized by Shanghai Sangon Biotech Co., Ltd., and its corresponding amino acid sequence was the sequence as shown in SEQ ID No. 1.

The primers used to construct the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 gene were synthesized by Shanghai Sangon Biotech Co., Ltd.

-   -   1) 6L1CS1 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS1R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS1-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS1-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS1R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS1-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS1-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS1R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS1 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 10;     -   2) 6L1CS2 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS2R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS2-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS2-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS2R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS2-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS2-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS2R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS2 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 11;     -   3) 6L1CS3 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS3R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS3-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS3-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS3R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS3-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS3-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS3R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS3 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 12;     -   4) 6L1CS4 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS4R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS4-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS4-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS4R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS4-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS4-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS4R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS4 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 13;     -   5) 6L1CS5 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS5R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS5-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS5-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS5R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS5-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS5-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS5R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS5 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 14;     -   6) 6L1CS6 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS6R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS6-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS6-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS6R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS6-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS6-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS6R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS6 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 15;     -   7) 6L1CS7 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS7R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS7-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS7-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS7R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS7-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS7-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS7R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS7 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 16;     -   8) 6L1CS8 gene: SEQ ID No. 18 was used as the template and         6L1F/6L1CS8R1 as primers for PCR amplification to obtain         6L1CS8-1 intermediate product. Then the 6L1CS8-1 intermediate         product was used as the template and 6L1F/6L1CS8R2 as primers         for PCR amplification to obtain 6L1CS8-2 intermediate product.         Finally, the 6L1CS8-2 intermediate product was used as the         template and 6L1F/6L1CS8R3 as primers for PCR amplification to         obtain 6L1CS8 gene, the sequence of which was as shown in SEQ ID         No. 16.

Methods of PCR amplification were all well known, for example, the patent CN 101293918 B.

The EcoRI/XbaI restriction sites were used to digest the above-mentioned PCR-amplified genes respectively, which were inserted into the commercial expression vector pFastBac1 (produced by Invitrogen) respectively to obtain recombinant expression vectors comprising the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 genes, pFastBac1-6L1CS1, pFastBac1-6L1CS2, pFastBac1-6L1CS3, pFastBac1-6L1CS4, pFastBac1-6L1CS5, pFastBac1-6L1CS6, pFastBac1-6L1CS7 and pFastBac1-6L1CS8.

The above-mentioned methods of enzyme digestion, ligation and construction of clones were all well known, for example, the patent CN 101293918 B.

Example 2: Recombinant Bacmid and Recombinant Baculovirus Constructs of the C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 Gene

The recombinant expression vectors comprising the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 gene, pFastBac1-6L1CS1, pFastBac1-6L1CS2, pFastBac1-6L1CS3, pFastBac1-6L1CS4, pFastBac1-6L1CS5, pFastBac1-6L1CS6, pFastBac1-6L1CS7 and pFastBac1-6L1CS8, were used to transform E. coli DH10Bac competent cells respectively. Screening was performed to obtain recombinant Bacmids, which were then used to transfect Sf9 insect cells to amplify recombinant baculoviruses within Sf9. Methods for screening of recombinant Bacmid and amplification of recombinant baculovirus were all well known, for example, the patent CN 101148661 B.

Example 3: Expression of C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 Gene in Sf9 Cells

Sf9 cells were inoculated with the recombinant baculovirus carrying optimized wild-type HPV6L1 gene and the 8 C-terminus modified HPV6L1 genes to express the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 proteins. After incubation at 27° C. for about 88 h, the fermentation broth was collected and centrifuged at 3,000 rpm for 15 min. The supernatant was discarded, and the cells were washed with PBS for use in expression, identification and purification. Methods of infection and expression were publicly available, for example, the patent CN 101148661 B.

Example 4: Expression and Identification of C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1

1×10⁶ cells expressing the different C-terminus modified HPV6L1 described in Example 3 respectively were collected and resuspended in 200 μl PBS solution. 50 μl of 6× loading buffer was added and the samples were denatured at 75° C. for 8 minutes. 10 μl of sample was used for SDS-PAGE electrophoresis and Western blot identification, respectively. The results were as shown in FIG. 1 . All 8 C-terminus modified HPV6L1 proteins could be expressed in insect cells, with a size of about 55 kDa. Methods of SDS-PAGE electrophoresis and Western blot identification were publicly available, for example, the patent CN 101148661 B.

Example 5: Comparison of Expression Amounts Between C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 Proteins and Wild-Type HPV6L1 Protein

1×10⁶ cells expressing the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 proteins and wild-type HPV6L1 described in Example 3 respectively were collected and resuspended in 200 μl PBS solution. The cells were sonicated by ultrasonic disruption (Ningbo Scientz Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor, 2 #probe, 100 W, ultrasound 5 s, interval 7 s, total period 3 min) and centrifuged at a high speed of 12,000 rpm for 10 minutes. The lysed supernatant was collected and the L1 content in the supernatant was detected by sandwich ELISA, which was well known, for example, the patent CN104513826A.

Microtiter plates were coated with HPV6L1 monoclonal antibodies prepared by the inventor at 80 ng/well by overnight incubation at 4° C. The plate was blocked with 5% BSA-PBST at room temperature for 2 h and washed 3 times with PBST. The lysed supernatant was subjected to 2-fold serial dilution with PBS. The HPV6L1 VLP standard was also subjected to serial dilution from a concentration of 2 μg/ml to 0.0625 μg/ml. The diluted samples were added to the plate respectively at 100 μl per well and incubated at 37° C. for 1 h. The plate was washed 3 times with PBST, and 1:3000 diluted HPV6L1 rabbit polyclonal antibody was added at 100 μl per well and incubated at 37° C. for 1 h. The plate was washed 3 times with PBST, and 1:3000 diluted HRP-labeled goat anti-mouse IgG (1:3000 dilution, ZSGB-Bio Corporation) was added and incubated at 37° C. for 45 minutes. The plate was washed 5 times with PBST, and 100 μl of OPD substrate (Sigma) was added to each well for development at 37° C. for 5 minutes. The reaction was stopped with 50 μl of 2 M sulfuric acid, and the absorbance at 490 nm was determined. The concentrations of C-terminus modified HPV6L1 proteins and wild-type HPV6L1 protein in the lysed supernatant were calculated according to the standard curve.

The results were as shown in Table 1. The expression amounts of 6L1CS1, 6L1CS2, 6L1CS3, 6L1CS4, 6L1CS6, 6L1CS7 and 6L1CS8 of the present application were all higher than that of wild-type HPV6L1 protein, and the expression amount of 6L1CS5 was comparable to that of wild-type HPV6L1 protein.

TABLE 1 Analysis of expression amounts of HPV6L1 proteins Expression amount (mg/L) Protein name Batch 1 Batch 2 Batch 3 Average HPV6L1 52 58 49 53 6L1CS1 68 55 62 61.7 6L1CS2 195 198 202 198.3 6L1CS3 106 128 115 116.3 6L1CS4 200 215 203 206 6L1CS5 53 51 45 49.7 6L1CS6 208 221 226 218.3 6L1CS7 139 153 166 152.7 6L1CS8 187 195 180 187.3

Example 6: Purification and Dynamic Light Scattering Particle Size Analysis of C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 Proteins

50 ml of cell fermentation broth of wild-type HPV6L1 or C-terminus modified HPV6L1 was collected and the cells were resuspended with 10 ml of PBS. PMSF was added to a final concentration of 1 mg/ml. The cells were ultrasonically disrupted (Ningbo Scientz Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor, 6 #probe, 100 W, ultrasound 5 s, interval 7 s, total period 5 min) and the disrupted supernatant was collected for purification. The purification steps were carried out at room temperature. 4% (3-mercaptoethanol (w/w) was added to the lysate to depolymerize VLP. Then the samples were filtered with 0.22 μm filters, followed by successive purification with DMAE anion exchange chromatography (20 mM Tris, 180 mM NaCl, 4% (3-ME, elution at pH 7.9), TMAE anion exchange chromatography (20 mM Tris, 180 mM NaCl, 4% (3-ME, elution at pH 7.9) and hydroxyapatite chromatography (100 mM NaH₂PO₄, 30 mM NaCl, 4% (3-ME, elution at pH 6.0). The purified product was concentrated using Planova ultrafiltration system, and buffer (20 mM NaH₂PO₄, 500 mM NaCl, pH 6.0) exchange was performed to faciliate VLP assembly. The purification yields of 6L1CS1, 6L1CS2, 6L1CS3, 6L1CS4, 6L1CS6, 6L1CS7 and 6L1CS8 were 25-50 mg/L, the purification yield of 6L1CS5 was 15 mg/L, while the purification yield of wild-type HPV6L1 was only 8 mg/L. The above purification methods were all publicly available, for example, the patents CN 101293918 B, CN 1976718 A, etc.

The purified wild-type HPV6L1 protein or C-terminus modified HPV6L1 protein solutions were subjected to DLS particle size analysis (Zetasizer Nano ZS 90 Dynamic Light Scatterer, Malvern), and the results were as shown in Table 2, wherein the DLS analysis plots of wild-type HPV6L1, 6L1CS4 and 6L1CS6 were as shown in FIGS. 2A to 2C.

TABLE 2 DLS analysis of HPV6L1 proteins Protein name Hydraulic diameter (nm) PDI HPV6L1 97.48 0.181 6L1CS1 104.3 0.152 6L1CS2 112.6 0.115 6L1CS3 135.4 0.133 6L1CS4 131.3 0.188 6L1CS5 109.4 0.163 6L1CS6 127.1 0.170 6L1CS7 99.2 0.108 6L1CS8 115.6 0.122

Example 7: Transmission Electron Microscopy Observation of C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 VLPs

The C-terminus modified HPV6L1 VLPs were purified respectively according to the chromatographic purification method described in Example 6. The VLPs after dialysis were prepared on copper mesh, stained with 1% uranium acetate, fully dried and then observed using JEM-1400 electron microscope (Olympus). Some of the results were as shown in FIGS. 3A to 3B. The C-terminus modified HPV6L1 VLPs were approximately 30-55 nm in diameter and had a regular shape. Methods of copper mesh preparation and electron microscopy observation were all publicly available, for example, the patent CN 101148661 B.

Example 8: Immunization of Mice with C-Terminus Modified HPV6L1 VLPs and Determination of Neutralizing Antibody Titers

4-6 weeks old BALB/c mice were randomly divided into groups of 5 mice and immunized with wild-type HPV6L1 VLP and the C-terminus modified HPV6L1 VLPs respectively. L1 VLP was intramuscularly injected at an immunizing dose of 0.1 μg at Week 0 and Week 2 for a total of 2 doses. Tail vein blood was collected 2 weeks after the second immunization and serum was isolated.

HPV6 pseudovirus was used to detect HPV6 neutralizing antibody titers in immune serum, and the results were as shown in FIG. 4 . Wild-type HPV6L1 VLP, 6L1CS4 VLP and 6L1CS6 VLP were all effective in inducing neutralizing antibodies in immunized mice, among which the neutralizing antibody titers induced by 6L1CS4 VLP and wild-type HPV6L1 VLP were not significantly different, and the neutralizing antibody titer induced by 6L1CS6 VLP was significantly lower than that induced by wild-type HPV6L1 VLP (P<0.01). After immunizing mice with the other six types of C-terminus modified HPV6L1 mutant VLPs of the present application according to the above-mentioned strategies, the HPV6 neutralizing antibody levels induced were all between 400 and 1600, with no difference from that induced by wild-type HPV6L1 VLP.

The methods of pseudovirus preparation and pseudovirus neutralization experiments were publicly available, for example, the patent CN 104418942A.

In summary, the inventor found that the expression levels of mutants obtained by C-terminus amino acid substitution modification of HPV6L1 vary from each other, and are irregular. There is also a certain difference in the immune activities among the VLPs assembled thereby. Therefore, it cannot be expected that HPV6L1 mutants with high expression level, effective assembly and good immune activity can be obtained by the method of C-terminus substitution modification. The HPV6L1 mutants of the present application obtained by C-terminus amino acid substitution modification can be used in the formulation of multivalent HPV prophylactic vaccine and in the construction of broad-spectrum HPV prophylactic vaccine, and has good research and development prospects.

Description of Sequences:

SEQ ID No. 1: HPV6L1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG RKFLLQSGYR GRSSIRTGVK RPAVSKASAA PKRKRAKTKR SEQ ID No. 2: 6LICS1   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYG GRSSIATGVG 481 APAVSGASAA PAGAAAGTKR SEQ ID No. 3: 6LICS2   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIRTGVG 481 SPAVSKASAA PDGSGAGTKR SEQ ID No. 4: 6LICS3   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIRTGVD 481 GPAVSKASAA PDGSRAGTKR SEQ ID No. 5: 6LICS4   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIRTGVG 481 SPAVSKASAA PDGSRADTKR SEQ ID No. 6: 6LICS5   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIRTGVD 481 GPAVSKASAA PDGSRADTKR SEQ ID No. 7: 6LICS6   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIRTGVG 481 SPAVSSASAA PSGSGAGTGR SEQ ID No. 8: 6LICS7   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GGSSIATGVD 481 GPAVSKASAA PSGSGAGTKR SEQ ID No. 9: 6LICS8   1 MWRPSDSTVY VPPPNPVSKV  21 VATDAYVTRT NIFYHASSSR  41 LLAVGHPYFS IKRANKTVVP  61 KVSGYQYRVF KVVLPDPNKF  81 ALPDSSLFDP TTQRLVWACT 101 GLEVGRGQPL GVGVSGHPFL 121 NKYDDVENSG SGGNPGQDNR 141 VNVGMDYKQT QLCMVGCAPP 161 LGEHWGKGKQ CTNTPVQAGD 181 CPPLELITSV IQDGDMVDTG 201 FGAMNFADLQ TNKSDVPIDI 221 CGTTCKYPDY LQMAADPYGD 241 RLFFFLRKEQ MFARHFFNRA 261 GEVGEPVPDT LIIKGSGNRT 281 SVGSSIYVNT PSGSLVSSEA 301 QLFNKPYWLQ KAQGHNNGIC 321 WGNQLFVTVV DTTRSTNMTL 341 CASVTTSSTY TNSDYKEYMR 361 HVEEYDLQFI FQLCSITLSA 381 EVMAYIHTMN PSVLEDWNFG 401 LSPPPNGTLE DTYRYVQSQA 421 ITCQKPTPEK EKPDPYKNLS 441 FWEVNLKEKF SSELDQYPLG 461 RKFLLQSGYR GDSSIRTGVD 481 RPAVSKASAA PDAKSAKTGR SEQ ID No. 10: 6L1CS1nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC GGA GGC CGA TCC AGC ATC GCA ACC GGC GTG GGA GCA CCC GCC GTC AGC GGA GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GCA GGA GCC GCA GCT GGG ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 11: 6L1CS2nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTG GGA AGT CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GAT GGA AGC GGA GCT GGG ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 12: 6L1CS3nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTG GAT GGA CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GAT GGA AGC AGA GCT GGG ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 13: 6L1CS4nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTG GGA AGT CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GAT GGA AGC AGA GCT GAT ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 14: 6L1CS5nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTG GAT GGA CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GAT GGA AGC AGA GCT GAT ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 15: 6L1CS6nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTGGGA AGT CCC GCC GTC AGC AGT GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT AGT GGA AGT GGT GCT GGG ACA GGA CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 16: 6L1CS7nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GGA TCC AGC ATC GCA ACC GGC GTGGAT GGA CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT AGT GGA AGC GGA GCT GGG ACA AAG CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 17: 6L1CS8nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC CGA GGC GAC TCC AGC ATC CGA ACC GGC GTG GAT CGA CCC GCC GTC AGC AAG GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT GAT GCA AAG AGT GCT AAG ACA GGA CGT TAAT SEQ ID No. 18: HPV6L1nt ATG TGG CGT CCC TCA GAT TCA ACC GTG TAC GTC CCC CCC CCT AAT CCC GTG TCC AAA GTC GTC GCT ACC GAC GCC TAC GTC ACC AGG ACA AAT ATC TTC TAC CAC GCT TCA TCC AGC CGC TTG TTG GCC GTC GGC CAC CCC TAC TTC AGC ATT AAG CGC GCT AAT AAG ACC GTC GTG CCC AAA GTC AGC GGC TAC CAG TAC CGC GTC TTC AAA GTG GTC CTC CCC GAC CCC AAT AAA TTC GCC CTG CCC GAC AGC TCC CTC TTC GAT CCT ACC ACC CAA AGG CTG GTG TGG GCC TGT ACC GGC CTC GAA GTG GGT CGC GGC CAG CCC CTG GGT GTC GGC GTC TCC GGC CAC CCC TTC TTG AAT AAG TAC GAC GAC GTG GAG AAC TCC GGC TCC GGC GGC AAC CCC GGC CAA GAC AAC CGC GTC AAC GTG GGC ATG GAC TAC AAG CAG ACA CAA TTG TGC ATG GTC GGT TGC GCC CCC CCC CTG GGC GAG CAC TGG GGC AAA GGC AAG CAG TGC ACC AAC ACA CCT GTG CAG GCT GGC GAT TGT CCT CCC CTC GAG TTG ATC ACA TCC GTC ATC CAA GAC GGC GAT ATG GTC GAC ACC GGT TTC GGC GCC ATG AAC TTC GCC GAT CTG CAG ACA AAC AAG AGC GAC GTC CCT ATC GAC ATC TGC GGC ACC ACC TGT AAG TAC CCC GAC TAC CTC CAG ATG GCC GCC GAT CCC TAC GGC GAC CGC CTC TTC TTC TTC CTC AGG AAA GAG CAG ATG TTC GCC CGC CAT TTC TTC AAC CGC GCT GGC GAG GTC GGC GAG CCC GTC CCC GAC ACC CTC ATC ATC AAG GGC TCC GGT AAT CGC ACC AGC GTG GGC TCC TCC ATC TAC GTG AAC ACC CCC TCC GGT AGC CTC GTC AGC AGC GAA GCC CAG CTG TTC AAC AAG CCC TAC TGG TTG CAG AAA GCC CAA GGC CAC AAT AAC GGC ATC TGT TGG GGC AAT CAG CTC TTC GTC ACC GTC GTG GAC ACA ACC AGG TCC ACC AAC ATG ACC TTG TGC GCC AGC GTC ACC ACC AGC TCC ACC TAC ACC AAC AGC GAC TAC AAA GAG TAC ATG AGG CAC GTC GAA GAA TAC GAC CTG CAA TTC ATC TTC CAG CTC TGC TCA ATC ACC CTG AGC GCC GAG GTG ATG GCT TAC ATC CAT ACC ATG AAC CCC AGC GTC CTC GAA GAT TGG AAT TTC GGT CTG AGC CCC CCC CCC AAC GGC ACC CTC GAA GAC ACC TAC CGC TAC GTG CAA AGC CAA GCT ATC ACA TGC CAA AAG CCT ACC CCC GAG AAG GAG AAG CCA GAC CCT TAC AAA AAC CTG TCC TTC TGG GAA GTC AAT CTG AAG GAG AAA TTC AGC TCC GAG CTG GAC CAA TAC CCT TTG GGC AGG AAA TTC CTG CTC CAG TCC GGC TAC AGG GGC CGA TCC AGC ATC AGG ACC GGC GTG AAA AGG CCC GCC GTC AGC AAA GCT AGC GCC GCT CCT AAG AGG AAG AGG GCT AAG ACA AAG CGT TAAT 6L1F (SEQ ID No. 19): 5′-GGAATTCGCCGCCACCATGTG-3′; 6L1CS1R1 (SEQ ID No. 20): 5′-CCCACGCCGGTTGCGATGCTGGATCGGCCTCCGTAGCCGGACTGGAG CAGGAATT TCCT-3′; 6L1CS1R2 (SEQ ID No. 21): 5′-GCAGGAGCGGCGCTAGCTCCGCTGACGGCGGGTGCTCCCACGCCGGT TGCGATGC TGGA-3′; 6L1CS1R3 (SEQ ID No. 22): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTCCCAGCTGCGGCTCCTGCAGGAGCGG CGCTAGCT CCGC-3′; 6L1CS2R1 (SEQ ID No. 23): 5′-CACGCCGGTTCGGATGCTGGATCCGCCTCGGTAGCCGGACTG 3′; 6L1CS2R2 (SEQ ID No. 24): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGACTTCCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS2R3 (SEQ ID No. 25): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTCCCAGCTCCGCTTCCATCAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′; 6L1CS3R1 (SEQ ID No. 26): 5′-CACGCCGGTTCGGATGCTGGATCCGCCTCGGTAGCCGGACTG-3′; 6L1CS3R2 (SEQ ID No. 27): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGTCCATCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS3R3 (SEQ ID No. 28): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTCCCAGCTCTGCTTCCATCAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′; 6L1CS4R1 (SEQ ID No. 29): 5′-CACGCCGGTTCGGATGCTGGATCCGCCTCGGTAGCCGGACTG-3′; 6L1CS4R2 (SEQ ID No. 30): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGACTTCCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS4R3 (SEQ ID No. 31): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTATCAGCTCTGCTTCCATCAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′; 6L1CS5R1 (SEQ ID No. 32): 5′-CACGCCGGTT CGGATGCTGG ATCCGCCTCG GTAGCCGGAC TG-3′; 6L1CS5R2 (SEQ ID No. 33): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGTCCATCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS5R3 (SEQ ID No. 34): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTATCAGCTCTGCTTCCATCAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′; 6L1CS6R1 (SEQ ID No. 35): 5′-CACGCCGGTT CGGATGCTGG ATCCGCCTCG GTAGCCGGAC TG-3′; 6L1CS6R2 (SEQ ID No. 36): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCACTGCTGACGGCGGGACTTCCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS6R3 (SEQ ID No. 37): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGTCCTGTCCCAGCACCACTTCCACTAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCA CTGC-3′; 6L1CS7R1 (SEQ ID No. 38): 5′-CACGCCGGTT GCGATGCTGG ATCCGCCTCG GTAGCCGGACTG-3′; 6L1CS7R2 (SEQ ID No. 39): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGTCCATCCACGCCGGTTG CGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS7R3 (SEQ ID No. 40): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGCTTTGTCCCAGCTCCGCTTCCACTAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′; 6L1CS8R1 (SEQ ID No. 41): 5′-CACGCCGGTT CGGATGCTGG AGTCGCCTCG GTAGCCGGAC TG-3′; 6L1CS8R2 (SEQ ID No. 42): 5′-AGGAGCGGCGCTAGCCTTGCTGACGGCGGGTCGATCCACGCCGGTTC GGATGCT-3′; 6L1CS8R3 (SEQ ID No. 43): 5′-GCTCTAGAATTAACGTCCTGTCTTAGCACTCTTTGCATCAGGAGCGGC GCTAGCC TTGC-3′. 

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 11. A C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein, wherein one or more basic amino acids of 31 amino acids at C-terminus are substituted with amino acids selected from the group consisting of: polar uncharged amino acids, non-polar amino acids and acidic amino acids, when compared with wild-type HPV6 L1 protein.
 12. The C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein of claim 11, wherein the wild-type HPV6 L1 protein is as shown in the sequence selected from the group consisting of: NCBI Accession No. NP040304.1, AAC80447.1, AAC80442.1, CDK36706.1, AAC80450.1, CDK37192.1, CDK36967.1, CDK36699.1, CDK36544.1, CCJ09340.1.
 13. The C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein of claim of claim 12, wherein the wild-type HPV6 L1 protein is as shown in SEQ ID No.
 1. 14. The C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein of claim 11, wherein the basic amino acid is selected from the group consisting of: arginine and lysine; the polar uncharged amino acid is selected from the group consisting of: glycine, serine and threonine; the non-polar amino acid is selected from the group consisting of alanine and valine; the acidic amino acid is selected from the group consisting of aspartate and glutamate; or a combination thereof.
 15. The C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein according to claim 11, which is as shown in the sequence selected from the group consisting of: SEQ ID No. 2, SEQ ID No. 3, SEQ ID No. 4, SEQ ID No. 5, SEQ ID No. 6, SEQ ID No. 7, SEQ ID No. 8 and SEQ ID No.
 9. 16. A polynucleotide encoding the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein according to claim
 11. 17. The polynucleotide according to claim 16, wherein the sequence of the polynucleotide is whole-gene optimized using insect cell codons.
 18. The polynucleotide according to claim 16, wherein the polynucleotide is the sequence selected from the group consisting of: SEQ ID No. 10, SEQ ID No. 11, SEQ ID No. 12, SEQ ID No. 13, SEQ ID No. 14, SEQ ID No. 15, SEQ ID No. 16 and SEQ ID No.
 17. 19. A vector comprising the polynucleotide according to claim
 16. 20. The vector of claim 19, wherein the vector is selected from the group consisting of: a plasmid, a recombinant Bacmid and a recombinant baculovirus.
 21. A host cell comprising the vector according to claim
 19. 22. The host cell of claim 19, wherein the host cell is selected from the group consisting of: E. coli, yeast cell and insect cell.
 23. A multimer wherein: the multimer is a pentamer or a virus-like particle; the multimer comprises or is formed by the C-terminus modified HPV6 L1 protein according to claim
 11. 24. A vaccine for preventing a papillomavirus infection or related disease thereof, the vaccine comprising: the multimer according to claim 23, an adjuvant; and an excipient or vaccine carrier.
 25. The vaccine of claim 24, wherein the adjuvant is suitable for human use.
 26. The vaccine of claim 25, further comprising: mucosa-tropic HPV virus-like particle or chimeric virus-like particle; skin-tropic HPV virus-like particle or chimeric virus-like particle; or combinations thereof. 